121. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Apostolic Fathers christian writers of the first and second centuries who are known, or are considered, to have had personal relations with some of the Apostles, or to have been so influenced by them that their writings may be held as echoes of genuine Apostolic teaching. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01637a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... A > The Apostolic Fathers A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan The Apostolic Fathers Christian writers of the first and second centuries who are known, or are considered, to have had personal relations with some of the Apostles, or to have been so influenced by them that their writings may be held as echoes of genuine Apostolic teaching. Though restricted by some to those who were actually disciples of the Apostles, the term applies by extension to certain writers who were previously believed to have been such, and virtually embraces all the remains of primitive Christian literature antedating the great apologies of the second century, and forming the link of tradition that binds these latter writings to those of the New Testament. The name was apparently unknown in Christian literature before the end of the seventeenth century. The term Apostolic , however, was commonly used to qualify Churches, persons, writings, etc. from the early second century, when St. Ignatius, in the exordium of his Epistle to the Trallians, saluted their Church "after the Apostolic manner." In 1672 Jean Baptiste Cotelier (Cotelerius) published his "SS. Patrum qui temporibus apostolicis floruerunt opera", which title was abbreviated to "Bibliotheca Patrum Apostolicorum" by L. J. Ittig in his edition (Leipzig, 1699) of the same writings. Since then the term has been universally used.

122. GO TO WWW.CHRISTIANWRITERSINFO.NET christian Writers Information Network HAS A NEW HOME. christian Writer sMarket Guide 2004. The nineteenth edition of this guide includes topical http://www.bluejaypub.com/win/

CHRISTIAN WRITERS INFORMATION NETWORK HAS MOVED TO WWW.CHRISTIANWRITERSINFO.NET SEE YOU THERE - THANKS Recommended Books for Christian Writers / Speakers CHILDRENS BOOKS - WRITING AND MARKETING How to Write a Children's Book and Get it Published Barbara Seuling, Charles Scribners, 1991. Barbara Seulings book is the best of the lot. She realistically portrays the difficulty in breaking into the children's market in the '90s, yet she encourages the reader and provides a wealth of helpful information to do just that. Barabara Seulings book is easily readable for a reference book and one that anyone interested in writing for children today should have in their personal library. FICTION WRITING Penelope J. Stokes, Writers Digest, 1998. Writing for the Christian-fiction market has its benefits. One generally doesn't need an agent to get one's manuscript considered. Though the quality of Christian fiction has improved greatly in the past decade or so, publishers are still willing to take a chance on a newcomer. And most Christian publishing houses are small, making the publishing process a warmer, more personal experience. How to Write and Sell a Christian Novel , Gilbert Morris, Vine Books/Servant, 2000. Morris, a highly acclaimed Christian author, illustrates the art of developing the three basic elements of novel writing: plot, character, and setting. In well-defined terms, with a collection of examples from his own published novels, Morris guides the aspiring novelist in constructing a plot, deciding on point of view, writing dialogue, and developing character and setting. He concludes each chapter with helpful exercises to develop the skills just taught. His final chapter details the steps of marketing, including formatting manuscripts and surviving rejection.

123. Fallible.com - Personal Blog Of Christian Writer Katy McKenna Raymond In Kansas Fallible.com I find these truths to be selfevident. But, then again, I couldbe wrong. http://www.fallible.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=1496815"); Javascript required I've Heard Of 3-2 Baseball And 3-2 Beer, But What Did You Say? So today, of course, I went to see my Mom. When I walked into the dining room where she was eating lunch, Mom was chatting with the "pill passer." "I'm going home," Mom said to me. "In just a couple more days." Obviously, she and the tech had been discussing this stroke of good fortune, and when I started to wheel Mom back to her room, several ladies in the dining room called out to congratulate her. "We hear you're getting out of here," one said, and Mom nodded and smiled. "Wow," I said. "Good news sure travels fast around here. Who told you that you're getting sprung?" If you know me at all, you've probably already surmised that I was duly suspicious. "Everyone says so," she said. "Steve who walks me around the halls said how much stronger I am today. And Sue said she's amazed at how well I can dress myself with only one good arm. Bill who lives a couple rooms down said he can tell I'm a lot steadier on my feet." "But who said you're going home?"

124. Northwest Christian Writer's Association: Seeking Excellence-Seeking After God 2005 Alaskan christian Writers Cruise Get oneon-one time with editors from Welcome to the Northwest christian Writers Association (NCWA) website. http://www.nwchristianwriters.org/

NCWA SPECIAL EVENT! Gloria Kempton "Penning Your Personal Experiences" Saturday, October 29, 2005 Click here for details or to register. The Write Start: Practical Advice for Successful Writing NOW IN PRINT AND AVAILABLE! Click here to order your copy today! Read the article published in the King County Journal on Dec. 20, 2004 about NCWA and our special events coordinator/past president, Carla Williams Welcome to the Northwest Christian Writers Association (NCWA) website. Our membership draws from the greater Seattle area, and our newsletter reaches writers across the United States. For more information about our group, please browse through our site. Contact Number: 1-800-731-NCWA The primary focus of Northwest Christian Writers Association (NCWA) is twofold. To seek excellence: Our goal is to support and encourage one another in a noncompetitive environment and to develop excellent, professional writing skills.

125. Christianpoems2000 Offers poems and other writings by Guido Pagliarino, in Italian and English. http://www.christianpoems2000.homestead.com/index.html

Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Please, view my new Web domain ( Image animated by C Therese: Thanks!) mailto: pagliarino1@interfree.it (we do not accept advertising Mails we have not authorized) Christian Poems Click The works may be freely downloaded for domestic reading. Every total or partial plagiarism, of form and of content, and the publication are forbidden. Poetry Narrative Literature Table of contents Welcome Christianity Yesterday And Today mailto: pagliarino1@interfree.it (we do not accept advertising Mails we have not authorized) THIS IS A CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN WEBSITE. WE SECOND THE ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE OECUMENICAL COUNCIL VATICAN II AND ARE FAVORABLE TO DIALOGUE Erasmus from Rotterdam. He tried in vain to reconcile the Christians in the course of the Diet of Augusta ( Image animated by C Therese: Thanks!) C Therese did us the honor of her Award Please, Sign/View my new Christian Guest Book Please, view my new Web domain Italian Home Page This page was last updated on: July

126. Christian Writer's Market Series Publications Directory So you want to become a serious christian writer, then check out this directoryof publications to help you get started. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/african_american_women_writers/114213

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127. Roger Montgomery Poems Presents - Free Christian Music Downloads, Poems Offers poems and other writings to share by Roger Montgomery. Books by Mr. Montgomery may also be ordered through this site. http://www.rogermontgomerypoems.com

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128. Christian Poetry Presents a collection of poems and other writings by Je' Leites, with an evangelical tone. http://hometown.aol.com/jeleites/ChristianPoetrybyJeLeites.html

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129. Tinidril's Poet's Page Offers a collection of poetry and other writings and artwork. Includes writings of other christian poets and book reviews. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/8117/poetry.html

Index LOTR Art Writing ... Rings Poetry of Others Christian Poets Hosted by Tinidril's Poet's Page Christian Poets In GeoCities and abroad Marilynn Domroe Travis Scott Dempster Brenda Holliman Very uplifting...=) Scott Docherty Eclectic song lyrics, some of which are specifically Christian. All very well written. If you have streaming RealAudio, listen to some samples of the music, too. J. Word Pat Worrell This "must see" selection of beautiful poetry and prose has been enhanced by gorgeous graphics by In His Image . Come, browse and be blessed...=) Scott Embleton Kim Stevenson Janet M. Johnson Gary A. Palmer ... Sam Hyde I am honored to host these most uplifting works. You will be glad you read them...=) Sam Hyde's Homepage more of his poetry here! Navis by Jeffrey Fiske I love this one! Dempster Family Rowena L. Jennifer's Poetry sweet and sincere verse...=) Ellen Fair Russell Griffith Walter Stuck Lovely blend of the Sacred and Secular. The Poetry Corner An excellent place to browse for classic to contemporary Christian poetry! T. S. K.

130. Advanced Christian Writer Advanced christian Writer is a bimonthly, eightpage newsletter targeted forpublished authors, published by American christian Writers. Writer s Guidelines http://www.wordprocommunications.com/ACW.htm

Advanced Christian Writer WordPro Communications Home Writer's Guidelines Contact Information Subscriptions ... Sample Advanced Christian Writer is a bimonthly, eight-page newsletter targeted for published authors, published by American Christian Writers Writer's Guidelines Lin Johnson, Managing Editor Purpose To provide practical information about the business/publishing side of writing for published authors and a forum for constructive dialogue about publishing concerns. Our readers are beyond the basics and are looking for practical help for building their freelance careers. Manuscripts Manuscripts must relate to the business/publishing side of writing or the writer’s freelance life and target published authors. Ÿ How-to articles, 700-1000 words Ÿ “Behind the Scenes” look at a publishing house (how it started, how editorial operates, current needs, submission procedures), 700-1000 words; query with name of company Ÿ “Open Forum” guest editorials with practical application, 500-700 words Rights First and reprint (note where/when published) Payment $20 for articles, $10 for book reviews. Paid on publication.

131. Shalem News Published in print three times a year by the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation. Current writings on contemplative spirituality with special focus on the christian tradition. http://www.shalem.org/sn/snindex.html

132. Christian Writers Conference At Sandy Cove christian Communicators Jim Watkins presents Taking the Word to the World achristian Writers Conference and Mentoring Retreat at Sandy Cove christian http://www.sandycove.org/docs/writerscwd.php

Home About Sandy Cove Meeting Planner's Guide Summer Conference ... Contact Us REGISTER NOW! Pre-register online Bring your group! Taking the Word to the World For additional information about this conference, visit Jim Watkins' website: www.jameswatkins.com/sandycove.htm "Sandy Cove was the most centered writers’ conference I've ever been to in that it called on all of us to share our gifts with the world rather than exploit them." — Janet Grant, literary agent "I learned how to apply Christian principles to my writing." James Scott Bell James is a regular contributor to Writers Digest magazine and teaches writing at conferences and with the Act One Screenwriting program. His first novel, The Darwin Conspiracy , was a satirical look at evolution. He co-authors the best-selling Shannon Saga series. Final Witness won the 2000 Christy Award as the top Christian suspense novel. Bonnie Brechbill (Manuscript Coordinator) Bonnie is a freelance writer and writing instructor. Her 440 bylines have appeared in such magazines as Christian Living Country Woman and Newsweek . She has also contributed to such books as God’s Vitamin C for the Hurting Soul and A Treasury of Farm Women’s Humor Shirley Brinkerhoff Shirley has published six young adult novels with Focus on the Family, fourteen informational books for young people with Mason Crest, scores of short stories and articles and teaches at writers' conferences throughout the United States. Since September 2003, Shirley has worked at ABWE as an editor and writer.

133. Searching For Truth Contains personal poems, song lyrics, and writings from Juneious A. Knotts III that reflect the author's love for Christ and search for truth, as well as links to other poetry and christianrelated sites. http://expage.com/searchingfortruth

Searching For Truth "I am the way, the truth, and the life..." , Jesus Christ, John 4:6 The Words I Live By The only thing in this world I can control is my attitude. Therefore, I have determined that life is too short and God has blessed me in too many ways to be miserable. Phil 4:4-8,11-13 8 Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things. 13 I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. In Hope and Love, JB Interviews With Eldridge Cleaver Lies, Frauds, And Fabrications The Christian response to 9-11 My Poetry ... This will make you cry Everyone should read this !!!!! Other Poetry Sites General Links Page Thought for the day May 14, 2003 A SIGN OF THE TIMES They lie on the table, side by side The Holy Bible and the TV Guide. One is well worn, but cherished with pride (Not the Bible, but the TV Guide) One is used daily to help folks decide. (Not the Bible: it`s the TV Guide.) As the pages are turned, what shall they see Oh, what does it matter?...turn on the TV.

134. Inviting God Into Your Bedroom And Marriage (cf Genesis 2:22) Talmudic writings and Hebrew words Their basis in christian marriage concepts. http://www.eingedi.org/rib-2.html

Inviting God Into Your Bedroom And Marriage (cf Genesis The Rib, taken from the man and formed into a woman, was brought to the man, so that his Rib was "restored" to him, thus completing a Rib cage to enclose or "encompass" him (cf Genesis Jeremiah God’s restoration of the man’s Rib—now turned into a woman-is perhaps best reflected each time the marital act is consummated. Parts of a woman's body (her legs and thighs) are on either side of her husband's Rib cage, and the rest of her body is over the cavity where the once-"missing" Rib would otherwise be located. A woman thus becomes a man’s "tabernacle" and shelter, thus suggesting the basis for this Talmudic saying: "A man’s home is his wife" (cf Joma I.1) New life can thus be conceived, as provided for by the laws of nature, whose Author is God. What is interesting is that the Hebrew word used for "Rib" is the same one used to describe the side(s) of the Tabernacle that housed the Life -giving Law (cf Deuteronomy 30:19) given by God to Moses. The Hebrew word for "husband" is The Hebrew word for "wife" is What is interesting is that both these words have in common the letters for the word "fire": The two letters left over constitute an abbreviated form of "Yahweh" (ie, God):

135. Victory Over The Sting Of Death A mans tribute to his father. Includes extensive writings on christian faith. http://www.biblehelp.org/death.htm

Website Stats New Visitors / mth: 28,000 Chapters read / mth: 200,000 Countries: 130 14 Sections OVER 220 CHAPTERS Introduction Free Material and Downloads The Victorious Christian The Christian who has stumbled ... Selective Salvation (election) How to get our content The material on our website is available in 4 different ways: - Printed Version - CD Version ... Advanced Search Victory over the Sting of Death Back Chapter: 4.03 (Section 4: Fear, Death, and the Fear of Death) BibleHelp.org Summary When death is so close that its shadow is actually touching you, you can still have peace. Death doesn't need to be the tormentor of both the surviving and the dying. Click Here for a book version of this material I was pulled out of my sleep by the ringing phone. I looked at the clock and wondered if this was "the call." Like many people, a call in the middle of the night causes the mind to race through the list of possible problems. Since we have no children, the health of my elderly parents was on the top of my list. Every off-hour call makes we wonder if this is going to be the call bearing the bad news.

136. PoeWar.com Writer’s Resource Center » Blog Archive » So You Want To Be A I would tell those who want to become christian writers to go to the Every timeI tell people I am a christian writer, they flood me with questions. http://www.poewar.com/archives/2005/03/04/so-you-want-to-be-a-christian-writer/

news, articles, information and opportunities for writers So You Want To Be A Christian Writer? Posted by John Hewitt @ 3:31 pm. Filed under Freelancing (t) By Annagail Lynes The Christian market is booming with new opportunities every day. I never thought that I would be a Christian writer. I always I dreamed of being a novelist, getting up every morning at ten, dressed in my ratty old robe, drinking coffee as I sat down at my computer to type out my latest novel. I was surfing the Internet one night, reading messages in a dreams newsgroup when a message caught my eye. Columnist Needed, the subject said. I decided to take a risk and wrote up a movie review based on a movie I had recently seen and e-mailed it to the author of the message. I was never so glad when I saw that article in print and the check for $150. Now when I sent out query letters, I get fewer rejections because I only send to those in the Christian market. By focusing my queries to a certain market, I have better chances of acceptance. Einstein said that success was 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration. What is similar about writing is that it is not the most talented that succeed; it is those that are persistent. The more you write, the better you become. You do, however, need to have a grasp of the English language, grammar and spelling. Writing is not about who can use the biggest words but about describing complex concepts in simple terms.

137. Ten Commandments For Christian Writers Inserts a blank document layout with no defined style. http://www.writetoinspire.com/article1277.html

Ten Commandments for Christian Writers By Glenn White Where Do You Start? If you’re a Christian writer then you have an extra measure of responsibility for writing words that align with God’s heart. Also, a greater standard of integrity and truthfulness is required of you by God and even your readers. Then there is growing standard of excellence in Christian publishing for all Christian writers. With all these expectations then how you begin to write so your words reflect the heart of God? The Writer’s Commandments A good place to start is the Ten Commandments. So here’s an adaptation of the Ten Commandments for writers. You may read the original version in Deut. 5: 7-21. You shall not write any words that put anyone or anything ahead of God. It’s difficult in our celebrity-driven culture to avoid writing about personalities or celebrities without putting them on a pedestal like an object of worship. It can be done, however, when you write about the human side of a celebrity. Write about how this celebrated individual puts his pants on in the morning just like everyone else one leg at a time. Keep in mind writing about the human side of anyone doesn’t mean you should write anything that belittles, demeans or humiliates anyone’s dignity as someone created in God’s image. 2. You shall not worship the craft of writing or any writer in word or deed. You shall not worship the work of your hands.

138. Classic Articles Of Reformed Theology Links to the writings of over 40 authors (from Alexander to Witsius) of essays in the historic christian faith from a classic Reformed perspective. http://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/articles/classicarticles.html

The Church on the threshold "Remember this; or you may fall into error by fixing your minds so much upon the faith which is the channel of salvation as to forget the grace which is the fountain and source even of faith itself. Faith is the work of God's grace in us. No man comes to Me," says Jesus, "except the Father who sent Me draws him. . .Grace is the first and last moving cause of salvation; and faith, essential as it is, is only an important part of the machinery which grace employs. We are saved "through faith," but salvation is 'by grace.'" CHARLES SPURGEON MEGA PAGES Jonathan Edwards C.H. Spurgeon George Whitefield Classics On the Christian Life by John Calvin Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin Chinese Version by Martin Luther The Christian In Complete Armor by William Gurnall Foxe's Book of Martyrs by Benjamin B. Warfield

139. The Paradoxical Point Writings by a pediatrician and selfdescribed amateur philosopher . Topics include christian ethics, new biblical interpretation, and implications of broadly-defined evolutionary theory. Survey and forums on christian sexuality and ethics. http://ourworld-top.cs.com/dxplato/index.htm

140. JesusJournal.com - Tips For Christian Writers Authentic christianity puts Jesus Christ first. JesusJournal.com is about exactlythat! christian Directory, News, Relationships, More! http://www.jesusjournal.com/jj_writing/

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